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Topic: Master cleanse diet

tonyp
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 14960

posted

I was toying with the idea of doing this master cleanse diet for 7 days to see if i get any different results.

Anybody have any experience with this.

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Dx 3/2008 Pos. WB and Bart- igenex
Levequin 500 mg March 2008
Amox 6000 mg - May 2008
Doxy 400 mg - June - oct
Biaxin and Flagly 1000 each, oct-dec
Zitro, Malarone and Flagly Jan - feb
Remission for 6 months
Relapse Sept 2009 zithro/flagyl

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dmbfan
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 11948

posted

I was considering doing the same!

My friend with lyme did it for 5 days and felt great afterward. some skin issues cleared up.

He just got bit though a couple of months ago. I on the other hand have been sick for years... so don't know if its wise to do or not.

Would love to hear if other lymers have done it...

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Lymetoo
Moderator
Member # 743

posted

I personally wouldn't try it since it contains maple syrup AND cayenne pepper!

Syrup = yeast

peppers = body pain ( for me )

oh... not to mention that lemon is too acidic for my stomach. Can't do it!

http://altmedicine.about.com/od/mastercleansediet/p/mastercleanse.htm

Proceed with caution!

[ 24. August 2008, 12:19 PM: Message edited by: Lymetoo ]

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AlisonP
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 7771

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I did it for a couple of months. It did not help me, even though I was really sure it would.

A.

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Mo
Frequent Contributor (5K+ posts)
Member # 2863

posted

i think this can help allot if you don't go overboard..
but whether it can help depends on a long list of variables. there are many people who should not fast either at all, or at many times throughout illness and treatment when it would be counterproductive to fast. depends on allot.
(i.e. where you are healthwise, meds, toxins, individual constitution, is it the right time to do a fast, then questions about each individual organ.)

your best bet is to become very versed these kinds of practices yourself by reading a great deal, and working with professional guidance as well.

best,
mo

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